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Extra.ie on MSNWant to get a photo with Obama in Dublin? It’ll cost you over €2,000While tickets start at the reasonable €25, there are the more ‘lucrative’ options for some people who may have a bit of extra ...
WWE and the Big 12 Conference announced an expansion of their multi-faceted partnership Wednesday morning that will see four ...
VIP packages priced at €2,000 are being sold for former US president Barack Obama’s live interview in Dublin later this year.
The WWE will be coming to Arizona State's Mullett Arena as part of an initiative between the organization and the Big 12.
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Extra.ie on MSNBarack Obama coming to Dublin for one-night-only 3Arena eventFormer President of the United States of America Barack Obama is coming to Dublin! The 44th US President is set to be ...
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Extra.ie on MSNBarack is back – 5 top things to do during his visit to IrelandBarack Obama is back in Ireland in September as part of a one-night-only interview series. The former US President will take ...
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Extra.ie on MSNBarack is Back – Tracing Obama’s Irish roots ahead of highly anticipated 3Arena showAs former U.S. President Barack Obama prepares for his next visit to Ireland, the excitement is undeniably palpable. Beyond the fanfare and inevitable trips to Obama Plaza, lies a deep and meaningful ...
Brett Yormark, Big 12 commissioner, keeps pushing boundaries to help grow the conference's brand. The latest? The conference announced Wednesday an exclusive partnership with WWE, the globally ...
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TheJournal.ie on MSNBarack Obama to come to Dublin for sit down interview with Fintan O'Toole in 3ArenaFORMER US PRESIDENT Barack Obama is coming to Dublin for a sit down interview in the 3Arena with journalist Fintan O’Toole.
Head of Private Members Clubs at the 3Arena, the 1878 & The Premium Club, Virginia Fortune has been working on the Dublin ...
The 63-year-old, who became the first black US president when he took office in 2009, will be interviewed by TV historian ...
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Independent.ie on MSNBarack Obama coming to Dublin for live interview at the 3ArenaObama, who became the first black US president when he took office in 2009, visited Ireland during his first term in office ...
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